It’s almost T aylo r Swift day, and Natalie Micciulli can’t wait to dance around in her friendship bracelets and sparkly blue jumpsuit.
She’s hoping a lot of her fellow Swifties will join her, too.
The reason to dance, of course, is Friday’s release of Swift’s much-anticipated new album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”
“I’m so excited,” Micciulli says. “All day, I’m going to be listening to it.”
She’s celebrating the album release with a Taylor Swift Dance Party at her Bonita Springs business, Ceremony Brewing . She and one of the brewery’s bartenders are huge fans.
“We’re both Swifties,” Micciulli says. “We’re always talking about Taylor Swift stuff. Just, like, the gossip that’s going on or the Eras Tour.
“We wanted to do a party, kind of selfishly, for ourselves. But we also knew that the community would really like it, as well.”
Excitement for Taylor Swift’s ‘Tortured Poets Department’
Micciulli isn’t the only one who’s excited, of course. Southwest Florida fans can’t wait — and neither can local music stores expecting a wave of Swifties wanting to buy the new album. That includes limited-edition colored vinyl albums — released just in time for Record Store Day.